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 Ethan Nicolle, writer/artist of Chumble Spuzz: Kill the Devil is my guest on this episode of Planet Comic Book Radio. I had met Ethan a few years ago when he was in his rock band LUNARACTIVE. Even then he was creating comics, Now he's got a publishing contract with SLG! One note to Ethan's fans: The show ran for the usual hour, then I suggested to Ethan that after a quick break we talk for another 10-15 minutes. Well, technical difficulties ensued and our last segment had to be stopped. However, I feel that we covered the basic topics I was planning on, so hopefully no one will feel cheated. Course, when Ethan's next Chumble Spuzz book comes out, we'll have to have him back on the show!
PODCAST interview Ethan Nicolle pt1
- Javier's adventure in Portland for Stumptown Comic Book Festival
- The May 3rd, Free Comic Book Day signing at The Comic Bug
- Thoughts on Iron Man movie
- Thoughts on Speed Racer
- Thoughts on the upcoming Get Smart movie
PODCAST interview Ethan Nicolle pt2
- Ethan's up to the minute report from Panda Express
- on his Stumptown experience
- What is Chumble Spuzz?
- On his early experience submitting comic books to SLG Publishing.
- The comic book pitch for Chumble Spuzz to his publisher.
PODCAST interview Ethan Nicolle pt3
- More on writing comic books. Brainstorming, structuring, and influences his stories.
- On interpreting his comic books.
- On using Manga Studio software for drawing comic books
- On writing the short story, Salmonela.
- On his current and future projects.
Download teaser copy of Chumble Buzz.
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This episode is a sequel to an earlier show I had, "My Seventies Show'. My guest for this episode is Rob Kelly, illustrator/graphic designer and huge fan of 1970s comic book cultre. His blogs include: Namtab.com
Treasury Comics
Power Records
All In Black and White For 75 cents
Hey Kids Comics
PODCAST PCBR 042208 Rob Kelly pt1
- on the New York Comicon
- early comic book influences
- on attending the Joe Kubert School, School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc.
- Rob Kelly's artwork available at www.namtab.com
PODCAST PCBR 042208 Rob Kelly pt2
- on Treasury Comics
* discussion about the history of treasury comics
- on Superman vs. Spiderman
- Wish list of Treasury Comics Rob would have liked to see * Batman, Iron Man, Hellboy, and other super hero Treasury Comics for release with the new movies
- remembering the ads run by DC and Marvel for the Treasury Comics
- on Power Records
- on Power Records - Man Thing
- Power Records as children's books
PODCAST PCBR 042208 Rob Kelly pt3
- another site: All In Black and White For 75 cents
- remembering the Savage Sword of Conan
- on other astounding, eerie art works including Draculas series of work by Neal Adams, Steve Ditko
- favorite memory from childhood
- on Hey Kids Comics
* Javier's contribution to the blog
- on blogging
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 Stumptown Comic Festival
I'll be exhibiting at the Stumptown Comic Fest in Portland, Oregon the weekend of April 26 & 27. I'll be at Table #9 alongside Jason Martin. This week's interviews features a talk with Jason and his new publishing endeavor, SUPER REAL GRAPHICS PRESENTS: GNOME, an interview with GNOME creator David Dwonch and a discussion with Stumptown Co-director Kip Manley. Portland, here I come! And I'm bringing Demolition Dove!
PODCAST 041508: Jason Martin, artist
- Jason Martin is the inaugural guest for Planet Comic Book Radio
- The comic books community in the Portland area, including the comic books festivals held there.
- Floating World Comics who held the ROM art show December 2007.
- His favorite comic shops.
- on the Marvel sketch cards that he was commissioned to do by Upper Deck
- getting the gig through deviantART
- the characters he's allowed to do
- on Gnome, a comic book he's publishing through Super Real Graphics
 PODCAST 041508: Kip Manley, co-director for Stumptown Comics Fest
- as a non-profit foundation to support the comics and arts in the Portland area
- Comics Month in Portland
- the first Stumptown Comics Fest in 2004
- benefiting the local artists
- giving out the Stumptown Trophy Awards
- growth of Stumptown
- the comic books community in Portland
- early influences
- Stumptown's schedule of events
 PODCAST 041508: David Dwonch, creator of Gnome
- about the graphic novel, Gnome
- why is it set in the 50's?
- on Special Education, published through National Press Comics
- on Life and Death
- on his preferred process where someone else draws his comics and he inks it
- on the collaborative environment arising from his preferred process
- on his podcast, The Geeks Savant
- more on Gnome
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I talk up a storm with local web cartoonist/humorist/man-about-town Jim Lujan!
Based on the comic book by your PCBR host, Javier Hernandez. 